Implementation of msgcat and msgmerge utilities from GNU gettext #1161
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…pybabel * Define the MessageConcatenation class to mimic the functionality of GNU gettext's msgcat * Define the MessageMerge class to mimic the functionality of GNU gettext's msgmerge * Implement placeholders for the main interface functions
* Add validation for main msgcat options - input_files, output_file * Temporarily set use_first option to true to avoid handling cases with different translations for the same messages
* Implement options unique, less-than, and more-than, and validate their dependencies with each other. * These options specify which messages to include in the output file. * Implement and validate options no-wrap and width. * Create a helper function _prepare that collects data on message occurrences across different catalogs. * Mark options that are already implemented #
* Implement basic functionality of msgmerge * Use and validate the main options: input-files and output-file * Use and validate options: no-wrap and width * Use and validate options: sort-output and sort-by-file, both in msgmerge and msgcat * In the basic version of working with a compendium, a translation for a message is taken from the compendium only if the resulting catalog lacks a translation.
* Create basic tests to verify the functionality of msgcat, specifically the concatenation of catalogs, merging of message flags, locations, etc. * Remove the validation of options sort-output, sort-by-file, unique, use-first, as they are initialized in the function initialize_options.
* Create basic tests to verify the functionality of msgmerge, specifically the merging of messages and their integration with a compendium. * Remove the definition of sort-output and sort-by-file, and add an additional check for input-files.
…m handling logic * Implement `update` to update the source file instead of writing to the current output file * Implement `backup` to save a backup of the source file before making any updates * Implement `c_overwrite` to use a new mode of handling the compendium, where translations from the compendium overwrite messages in the output file
* Implement a test for `msgmerge` that validates the new mode where compendium entries overwrite messages in the output PO file. * Include the `no_compendium_comment` option to ensure comments about translations sourced from the compendium are not included. * Utilize the `no-location` option to exclude location comments from the output.
* Implemented a helper function `_get_expected` to standardize the expected PO file structure. * Renamed the option `c-overwrite` to `compendium-overwrite`
* Mark the catalog as fuzzy after msgcat and msgmerge if there is at least one fuzzy message * Remove add-location as it's unnecessary
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